Teens' Brains Develop Differently Depending on if They're Night Owls or Early Birds

Mars rover documentary 'Good Night Oppy' rolls into movie theaters today

Why do our brains believe lies? Our mental short cuts leave us susceptible to misinformation, which is more likely to be believed, remembered and later recalled — even after we learn that it was false, a phenomenon known as the “continued influence effect”

Disconnection, not teens' screen time, is the problem, research suggests